Sentence examples for especially darling from inspiring English sources

Ashley Park is a poignant Tuptim, Ruthie Ann Miles a politic Lady Thiang, and the numberless children especially darling.

And feel free to share this with your legislator, especially those "darlings" of the "tea" "party" who don't seem to know a whole lot about the Founding Fathers they love to invoke.

Certain lines were punched out ("Constantly in the darkness/Where's that at?"), while other words and phrases (especially the word "darling") found her trailing off into a smoky whisper.

Labour said it was still seeking to agree high-profile TV debates involving other members of the cabinet and shadow cabinet, especially one between Alistair Darling, the chancellor, and his shadow George Osborne.

This is especially true of Internet darlings that will see excruciating competition and consolidation, regardless of the course of the overall market.

This is especially true of Internet darlings, which will see excruciating competition and consolidation, regardless of the course of the overall market.

The Spotlight films, led by "2046," the hotly anticipated futuristic romance by the Hong Kong filmmaker and critical darling Wong KareWai, arespeciallyly tantalizing.

The writing for others was going well though, especially songs for Juliette Gréco, darling of the Rive Gauche and venerated as the thinking person's alternative to all the throwaway pop that was suddenly prevalent (much of it written by one S Gainsbourg).

Vanessa Aspillaga is especially moving as the teenager, Darling, who so longs to escape the park and her squabbling parents that she falls for Jorge Paul Mullinss), an older man whose flamboyant wardrobe includes an angel's robe, wings and a halo with blinking lights.

Educators in the United States express their concerns that the implementation of NCTB would reinforce the wide inequalities in income among families, with the most resources being spent on children from the wealthiest communities and the fewest on the children of the poor, especially in high-minority communities (Darling-Hammond 2000).

Many people still feel ambivalent about birds of prey, especially the sparrowhawks that snatch our darling garden birds from feeders and pluck them alive.